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| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 1 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 10th November 2011 | Time: | 12:30PM |
| Details: | Viewing At the Offices of Argyll Etkin Limited: Until Wednesday 2nd November - By Appointment Monday 7th November - Wednesday 9th November - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please contact Argyll Etkin for further viewing options |
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| Auction Lots - Page 4 | |||
| 151 | |||
| Malta. 1841 Entire letter from Foynes, Ireland to "H.M.S Rodney, Malta or elsewhere, Mediterranean Station" franked by an imperf 1d red (4 margins) with central Maltese Cross cancel (another partial Maltese Cross on top flap), endorsed "to pay 11d", altered to a 1/- charge. Backstamped with "MALTA" datestamp with a Maltese Cross at base and two close together arcs, the latest recorded date of use of this very scarce datestamp and an exceptional early stamped entire to Malta. Photo on page 22. £240-280 |
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| 152 | |||
| Malta. G.B 1841 Imperf 1d red, three margins, with central "M" cancellation, very scarce on imperf issues. S.G. Z7, £2,250. Photo on page 15. £250-300 |
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| 153 | |||
| Malta. 1858 Cover to England franked G.B 1d red, 2d blue and 6d each cancelled "M" in bars, a fine cover. Photo on page 25. £150-200 |
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| 154 | |||
| Malta. 1869 Entire letter registered to France bearing G.B 2/- blue tied by Malta A25 duplex with fine red "(crown) / REGISTERED" and "PD" applied at Malta, and "CHARGE" of Paris, a fine registered letter. Photo on page 25. £300-350 |
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| 155 | |||
| Malta. 1842-83 Covers and cards with 1842 stampless entire letter with Malta double arc datestamp, G.B 1d or 11/4d postcards, 2d registration envelope bearing 1881 21/2d blue plate 22 (2), and covers bearing G.B 1856 6d, 1862 4d, 1867-70 6d violet plate 8 or 1881 21/2d blue plate 23 all cancelled by A25 numeral or duplex, also G.B stamps cancelled "A25" or Malta c.d.s (14) including 1d red on blued paper, 1d red on white paper strip of three, 1/2d plate 19 pair and Imperial Crown 1/- orange-brown plate 13. A good lot including 1870 cover franked 6d with circular framed "1/-" charge mark, "MORE / TO / PAY" and "DEFICIENT POSTAGE / FINE" (edge faults, repaired by hinges), the 11/4d card with central fold and small edge tear and creasing but still very scarce used in Malta, others with some staining. (22). £500-600 |
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| 156 | |||
| Malta. 1912 Picture postcard from Ireland to Malta with 1d charge mark, boxed "ADVERTISED / 14 JUN 12 / G.P.O MALTA" and "TENDERED ON RECEIPT TO POST OFFICE ORDERLY / WHO REFUSED TO PAY THE CHARGE". Also 1915-16 postcards with G.B KGV 1d cancelled at Valletta or Sliema. (3). £80-100 |
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| 157 | |||
| Mexico. 1847-60 Stampless entire letters with double arc datestamps of "VERA-CRUZ" in black (2) or "TAMPICO" in red (2, serifed and sans-serif lettering), also 1d red plate 89 pair cancelled "C63". (5). Photo on page 15. £150-180 |
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| 158 | |||
| Nicaragua - Greytown. G.B 1877 4d Sage-green cancelled "C57", 1867-74 5/- rose plate 1 (trace of light crease, otherwise very fine) and 1873-77 1/- green plate 13 (corner fault) both cancelled by "GREY-TOWN" c.d.s. S.G. Z9, 16, 21, £700+. (3). Photo on pages 17 and 65. £200-250 |
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| 159 | |||
| Niger Coast - Akassa. 1890 Front with G.B 6d cancelled "466" at Liverpool and scarce oval violet Akassa datestamp (S.G. type 1) alongside, 1898 piece with 1/2d vermilion pair tied by violet boxed datestamp (S.G. type 4) and 1899 cover with 1d lilac tied by the larger rectangular datestamp (S.G. type 5) also in violet. (3). Photo on page 25. £200-300 |
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| 160 | |||
| Niger Coast - Burutu. 1897-99 Covers with G.B 21/2d tied by violet sans-serif Burutu datestamp or 1d lilac tied by the similar serifed datestamp, both in violet, a fine pair. (2). £100-150 |
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| 161 | |||
| Niger Coast - Lokoja. 1900 Piece bearing G.B 1d lilac blocks of four and eight cancelled by eight strikes of oval "LOKOJA / POST OFFICE" datestamps in violet. A spectacular piece. Photo on page 25. £100-120 |
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| 162 | |||
| Panama. 1849-61 Stampless entire letters from the Panama Agency (red wax seal) with "PANAMA" double arc datestamps or from the British P.Os at Valparaiso with red "PANAMA / TRANSIT", or Guayaquil with red "PAID - TO / PANAMA" and fine "PANAMA" double arc datestamp. Also pieces bearing G.B 3d rose plate 17 pair or 1873-77 1/- green plates 12 or 13 cancelled "C35" numeral or duplex. (6). £100-120 |
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| 163 | |||
| Panama. 1904 Long cover to England bearing 1904 2c strip of four and a single tied by three strikes of the very scarce "BRITISH PACKET AGENCY / PANAMA" c.d.s, an exceptional cover. Photo Inside Front Cover. £600-800 |
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| 164 | |||
| Peru - Callao. 1872 Entire from Lima to London bearing two Peru 1868 1d yellow-green stamps (one applied over the edge, torn through upon opening) tied by Lima c.d.s, paying the internal postage to Callao, with G.B 1867-73 1/- plate 5 vertical strip of three tied by "C38" numerals of Callao, "CALLAO" British P.O backstamp and red London Paid arrival c.d.s. A good combination cover. Photo on page 25. £250-300 |
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| 165 | |||
| Peru - Callao. 1873 Entire from Lima to Glasgow franked Peru 1868 1d yellow-green paying the internal postage to Callao, cancelled by "C38" numeral of the British P.O at Callao with "CALLAO" backstamp, the external postage collected upon arrival with a "1/6" charge mark. Photo on page 25. £100-120 |
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| 166 | |||
| Peru. 1847-73 Stampless entire letters and covers with "CALLAO" or "ARICA" double arc datestamps or single ring datestamps of "CALLAO" applied in transit on covers from Valparaiso (2, one partial cover with 1/6 charge mark), the Arica datestamp on an entire letter from Tacna with c.d.s of the Peru P.O at Tacna, the three entires all to France with "G.B / 2F875/10c", "G.B / 1F90c" or red boxed "COLONIES / &c ART. 13" Anglo-French accountancy handstamps. (4). £120-140 |
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| 167 | |||
| Peru. G.B Stamps cancelled in Peru including cover bearing 1873-77 1/- green plate 10 cancelled "C42" with "ISLAY" c.d.s alongside (a Peru stamp unfortunately removed from the opposite corner); "C36" of Arica on 1862 6d plate 3 (S.G. Z10, unpriced); "ARICA" c.d.s on 1867-73 1/- plate 4 (small corner fault); "D87" of Iquique on 1867-73 1/- plate 6; "C38" of Callao on 1d red (perf. faults), 6d chestnut plate 11, 6d grey plate 15, 5/- rose plate 1 (S.G. Z56, £450), and on two Peru stamps (one on piece); also "C43" of Paita or "C36" on 5/- rose, both with severe faults. (12). Photo on pages 15 and 17. £240-280 |
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| 168 | |||
| Porto Rico - Ponce. 1870 Entire to Puerto Plata bearing G.B 4d vermilion plate 14 (perfs trimmed off at right side prior to use) tied by fine "F88" numeral with "PONCE PORTO RICO / PAID" c.d.s (year omitted) on the front. Photo on page 25. £100-120 |
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| 169 | |||
| Porto Rico - San Juan. 1847 Stampless entire with "SAN JUAN - PORTO RICO" double arc datestamp, 1871 stampless entire letter from Mayaguez with "PUERTO-RICO" c.d.s and 1871 entire letter to New York bearing G.B 4d vermilion plate 12 tied by "C61" numeral with red "PORTO-RICO / PAID" c.d.s and "N.Y STEAMSHIP / 10" datestamps alongside, trace of a light crease through the stamp, otherwise fine. (3). Photo on page 25. £140-160 |
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| 170 | |||
| Porto Rico. 1875 Entire with G.B 4d vermilion plate 13 tied "F85" with "MAYAGUEZ PORTO RICO / PAID" c.d.s alongside, 1874 front with 4d vermilion plate 13 pair tied "PORTO-RICO / C61" duplex, and single G.B stamps comprising 4d vermilion plate 12 tied "F85", 1/- green plate 12 tied by very scarce "582" of Naguabo (S.G. Z61, unpriced) and 2/- blue tied "F84" of Aguadilla. The single 4d "F85" fine, the others all with faults. (5). £100-120 |
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| 171 | |||
| Portugal - Lisbon. 1799-1852 Stampless entire letters or entires to England with black boxed "Lisbon" (1799) or "LISBON" (1852), or unframed "LISBON" (3, two types), one 1850 entire also with light framed "MADEIRA", the 1799 entire letter an interesting letter written from H.M.S "Intrepid" at Rio de Janeiro - "we expect to go on to China with some of the convoy". (5). £150-180 |
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| 172 | |||
| Portugal - Madeira. 1856 Stampless entire to France backstamped with "MADEIRA" double arc datestamp and green "PLYMOUTH / PACKET LETTER" datestamp (Rob. P2), red boxed "COLONIES / &c ART-18" on the front. This scarce Plymouth Packet Letter datestamp was used from 1853 to 1858 on contract mails carried by the African Steam Ship Co., which operated to the West Coast of Africa; the datestamp ceased to be used when the company moved its base from Plymouth to Liverpool in 1858. Recorded in green from 1856 to 1858. £100-120 |
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| 173 | |||
| Spain. 1838-50 Stampless entires to London with circular framed "B.C / CADIZ" (2, with or without fleuron) used at the British Consulate office, or with scarce "VIGO" double arc datestamp. (3). Photo on page 29. £150-180 |
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| 174 | |||
| Tobago. G.B 1857 4d Rose with central "A14" cancel, fine. S.G. Z2, £400. Photo on page 65. £80-100 |
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| 175 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1868 Entire letter to England franked G.B 1867-70 6d violet plate 6 pair each cancelled "C" with semi-circular "INSUFFICIENTLY / PREPAID" applied at the British P.O, circular "MORE / TO / PAY", charged 1/3. Photo on page 29. £120-150 |
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| 176 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1871 Cover to London franked G.B 6d (faults) tied by "C" cancel with blue "TOO-LATE" handstamp and matching British P.O Constantinople backstamps (June 23 and June 27). £80-100 |
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| 177 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1867 Cover franked 6d from London to Galata with British P.O Constantinople arrival datestamps (June 1 and Dec 10), red boxed "UNCLAIMED" and unframed "NOT-CALLED-FOR" applied at the British P.O. £120-150 |
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| 178 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1903 Picture postcards from England franked 1d with a London 3d charge mark, or from Trinidad franked 1/2d with a "T" handstamp and London 4d charge mark, both to Constantinople with British P.O arrival datestamps and violet boxed "Parti / Gone Away" or "Refuse / Refused" applied at the British P.O. (2). £100-120 |
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| 179 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1913 Cover bearing G.B Downey Head 1d tied by British P.O c.d.s with "PAQUEBOT" alongside (Hosking 1302, recorded 1911-13, rarity "F") and red cachet "Written and Posted on the High Seas", unusual. £70-80 |
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| 180 | |||
| Turkey - Constantinople. 1921 Cover from Cairo franked 5m pair to Constantinople with British P.O arrival backstamp and "2d / K66" charge mark, altered to 21/2d in crayon. Also a piece from London to Constantinople franked 21/2d with similar "3d / K66" charge mark. Very scarce. (2). Photo on page 29. £120-150 |
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| 181 | |||
| Turkey - Smyrna. 1879-86 G.B 11/4d and 1d Postcards both cancelled "F87" with "SMYRNA" c.d.s alongside, both addressed to stamp dealers with interesting messages, the 11/4d card very scarce used abroad. (2). £100-120 |
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| 182 | |||
| Turkey. 1857-1921 Covers and cards from or to the British P.O's in Constantinople (27, one a front), Smyrna (17) or Stamboul (5, one a front) including 1857 stampless entire letter from Ireland with red "BRITISH POST OFFICE / PAID / CONSTANTINOPLE" arrival datestamp, covers with G.B stamps cancelled "C" (5), QV 1d postcards cancelled "S" or "SMYRNA" c.d.s, later covers franked by G.B or British Levant stamps with 1906 KEVII 40pa registration envelope endorsed "Posted out of Course, found in box" and handstamped "T" (later crossed out), 1920 registered cover bearing blank type registration label with undated British P.O Constantinople single ring handstamp, unpaid 1921 postcard with "T" handstamp, 1922 use of KEVII 40pa registration envelope from Smyrna, 1893 registered cover from Stamboul bearing 80pa on 5d cancelled by oval framed "R", etc. Also single stamps, pieces or registration labels (31) with G.B stamps cancelled "C" (17, including 1856 1/- green and 1867 10d), "F87" of Smyrna (2), etc. (80). £600-700 |
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| 183 | |||
| Turkey/Levant. 1876-1912 Covers and cards from Beyrout (8) or Salonica (2) including G.B 1d postcard and cover bearing G.B 21/2d rosy-mauve plate 5 cancelled "G06"; G.B 1d postcard, 40pa on 21/2d envelope registered and uprated with 80pa on 5d, and KEVII 40pa registration envelope bearing 40pa on 21/2d all cancelled by Beyrout hooded circle datestamp; registered cover bearing KEVII 2pi on 5d pair and KEVII 1pi registration envelope bearing 13/4pi on 4d both with oval Registered Beyrout datestamps; also a single G.B QV 21/2d with "G06" cancel and Salonica registration labels (one a blank type label with undated British P.O handstamp). (13). £160-200 |
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| 184 | |||
| Venezuela. 1844-58 Stampless entires or entire letters with double arc datestamps of "PORTO-CABELLO" (2, in red and black) or "LA GUAYRA" in red (also with Venezuela P.O datestamp), and G.B stamps comprising 1/- plate 13 (thinned) cancelled "C86" of Civdad Bolivar, 4d vermilion plate 12 cancelled by "PAID / AT / LA GUAYRA" crowned circle, or 4d vermilion plate 13 cancelled "C60" and "LA-GUAYRA" c.d.s. (6). Photo on page 65. £130-150 |
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| 185 | |||
West Indies/Latin America. 1869 Cover bearing 3d rose plate 5 and 1867 9d straw (faults) cancelled "C28" with Montevideo backstamp, and single G.B stamps including 1/- green cancelled "C86" of Porto Plata (2, one with corner fault) or "C87" of Santo Domingo and other stamps with faults cancelled in Port au Prince, Caldera, Bahamas, British Guiana, Grenada (6d on front), St. Kitts, St. Vincent, Antigua, British Honduras or Nevis. Also a single 1d red apparently with horizontal oval "C86" numeral (issued to Porto Plata but unrecorded in this type, not guaranteed), and 1842-74 stampless entires with poor "MONTEVIDEO" or "CAPE-HAITIEN" double arc datestamps or "JACMEL" C.D.S. (18). £150-200Other Postal History and Covers |
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| 186 | |||
| 1586 Entire letter from Mathia Lederer in Cologne to Bartholomeo Corsini in London, the address panel with a large boldly drawn Lederer family guild sign. Also 1575 entire letter from Arnolfini in Rouen to Filippo Corsini in London endorsed "p.tutto", the first letter with some splitting at the folds, otherwise both fine. (2). Photo on page 29. £160-200 |
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| 187 | |||
| 1665-1861 Entire letters and covers including 1821 entire letter to Oporto and 1832 entire letter to Valencia both disinfected by vinegar and slitting; 1665 entire letter with the address panel endorsed "Hast Post Hast" and with gallows, possibly added later and in awful condition; 1809 and 1826 entire letters privately carried to Banff endorsed "Per Express" or "Haste"; 1818 franked entire letter from William Kerr, Secretary to the Scottish Post Office; 1794 entire letter to the Postmaster General requesting a position of letter sorter for a 12 year old son; 1772 entire letter to St. Andrews endorsed "with 1 Box, 2 Sarsills", etc. (21). £120-150 |
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| 188 | |||
| 1669-1848 Prestamp and stampless entire letters and covers, the postal history collection written up on pages including London Penny Post "Dockwra" handstamps (3); Bishop Marks with London and Edinburgh Bishop Marks on a c.1730 free entire, 1719 entire letters with Foreign Branch Bishop Marks used on inland letters in error (2), 1669 and 1672 entire letters with Bishop Marks and a late use in March 1787; "Partington" receivers handstamps (2); 1787 Experimental London datestamp; first type mileage marks of Oxford, Norwich and Lichfield; Penny Posts (11); town handstamps and mileage marks; Paid datestamps with 1794 experimental datestamp; 1769 entire letter to Jamaica Coffee House; Fifth Clause handstamps of Okehampton and Newcastle. S (2); Deal Ship Letter and India Letter; Free handstamps from 1764; Uniform 4d Post entire letters (3, two also with Penny Post handstamps, the other with handstruck "4" of Glasgow); U.P.P 1d Paid handstamps (10), etc. (127). £600-800 |
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| 189 | |||
| 1697-1701 Correspondence to Richard Hill, the first 32 letters written by James Bateman (who later became Lord Mayor of London from 1697-99), all addressed to Hill as His Britannic Majesty's Envoy Extraordinaire to the Elector of Bavaria at Antwerp, Brussels or Loos, most probably carried by diplomatic bag, a few with rates in red crayon, and four 1699-1701 letters from Ghent to Hill (now Lord of the Treasury) in London, one with a Bishop Mark and the postal rate crossed out. Also a few financial documents, one a bill for hospital treatment of British troops at Bylocke during Marlborough's Campaign of 1696. An interesting correspondence, with accompanying historical notes on Hill. (40). £250-300 |
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| 190 | |||
| QV Prestamp and stamped covers including Hosters, T.P.Os, surface printed issues, perfins, 1839 entire from Jamaica with green boxed additional "1/2" applied at Falmouth, also some foreign covers, and a stockbook of G.B and empire stamps with piece bearing G.B 1/- tied by "ST. THOMAS / PAID / C51" duplex, etc. (300+ covers). £250-350 |
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| 191 | |||
| Prestamp to modern covers and letters with collections of official mail, mourning covers, etc. (Many 100s). £250-350 |
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| 192 | |||
| Prestamp to modern covers, many with Rugby or district postmarks including rubbers and skeletons (17) and a few Parcel Post labels, 1930 "HULL / SHOW YARD" skeleton on a Certificate of Posting, 1943 cover to Ireland returned by the censor with enclosed slip explaining that stamps could not be exported without a licence from the B.P.A, 1900 cover with "NOT KNOWN / 1" and "INSUFFICIENTLY ADDRESSED / 1" cachets of Aberdeen in red, 1916 cover from the R.N.A.S Airship base at Llangefni, Anglesey, with boxed "PASSED BY CENSOR", etc. Also May 1852 Post Office notice (faults) on the "Establishment of Contract Mail Packets to Australia via the Cape of Good Hope", a map of the Channel Islands, and a few foreign covers. (100s). £150-200 |
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| 193 | |||
| Coffee Houses. 1742 Entire letter with "DUMFRIES" handstamp, addressed to Muirheads Coffee House in Edinburgh, charged 2d, fine and scarce. Also 1791 Free entire letter from Farringdon with contents mentioning the Prince of Wales Coffee House in Conduit St; 1802 entire letter from Lymington to Old Hummuns, Covent Garden; 1826 entire letter posted within London, to Lloyds Coffee House, Royal Exchange; 1818 entire letter to the Swan in Lad Lane; and 1794 part entires (4) to Parliament Coffee House. (9). Photo on page 29. £180-220 |
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| 194 | |||
| Frees/Official Mail. 1841 (Nov 21) Printed letter from the Admiralty to William Shield in Exeter appointing him an Admiral of the White, with red crowned datestamp, clearly a Free datestamp from which the word "Free" has been excised, very unusual. £100-120 |
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| 195 | |||
| Late Mail. 1814-47 Entires with "TOO Late" handstamps of Leamington, Exeter, Bristol, Bath, Leicester, Boyle (boxed handstamp in blue), Liverpool, Birmingham, Lichfield or Glasgow, boxed Late Fee handstamps of London (3), and 1839 "BELFAST / LATE" datestamp. (14). £100-120 |
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| 196 | |||
Postal Reform. 1852 (Jan 3) Short note to "Sir Charles" written and signed by William Mulready; short undated letter written and signed by A.E. Chalon; 1858 (Jan 5) short letter to Thomas Sopwith signed by Rowland Hill; and 1879 cover (torn across address panel) posted to The Duke of Connaught and signed "The Queen". Also 1832 entire letter addressed to "Perkins & Bacon, Engravers". (5). £120-150Acts, Notices & Post Office Publications |
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| 197 | |||
| Two remarkable advertising pages printed by "D.G Berri, die sinker, stamp & seal engraver to Her Majesty's Post Office, &c" both illustrating various Post Office handstamps, the first page dated 1855 with Berri's address shown as 96 Gt. Russell St., the second page showing 20 various datestamps and handstamps dated between 1859 and 1862, Berri's address now 38 High Holborn. Handstamps shown include Liverpool Packet Letter marks, accountancy marks for mails to France or USA, Crown Registered marks, boxed "LONDON / MB", "Deficient Postage / Fine" handstamp, boxed "LON. & HOLYHEAD R.P.O / IRISH-MAIL-DAY", boxed "LONDON / M.O.O" datestamp, "POSTED OUT / OF COURSE / AT G.P.O", "REGISTERED / LETTER / OFFICE / LIVERPOOL", etc. An interesting and scarce pair which display well, ex Marcus Samuel collection. (2). Photo on pages 200 and 201. £500-600 |
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| 198 | |||
| 1902-20 P.O Notices comprising "Mail For Fiji" (May 1902), "Australian Mails, Resumption of the Naples Service" (April 1905), "Reduction of Letter Postage to and from Australia" (March 1905), "Mails for the Far East (via Siberia) for Letters and Post-cards Only" (March 1907), "Use of Labels Resembling Postage Stamps" (July 1908), and "Inland Newspaper Rate" (Aug 1920), a few small faults, otherwise fine. (6). £120-150 |
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| 199 | |||
| Acts. 1714-1840 Acts concerning Post Office rates and regulations (19) including Acts dealing with Penny Posts (1794), the opening and return of mails undeliverable due to war with Holland (1795) or Hamburg (1807), concessionary rates for soldiers and seamen (1795), ship letters (1799 and 1814), posts in Ireland (1803), free franking privilege (1837), conveyance of mails by railways (1838), also the important 1839 Act allowing rates to be reduced and charged by weight and the issue of stamps and postal stationery, and the 1840 Act detailing the new rates and regulations. Also other Acts (8) dealing with the army or militia, requiring ships to perform quarantine (1756), etc., and a few newspapers and other partial Acts concerning the posts. (27+). £250-300 |
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| 200 | |||
| 1836 Fifth Report into the Management of the Post Office Department (44 pages); 1836, 1839 and 1843 Postal Conventions between G.B and France (8, 8 and 39 pages respectively); 1890 Report on Registration, Insurance and Compensation for Inland Postal Packets (23 pages); 1914 Account of Compulsory Registration 1836 to 1914 (132 pages); also c.1950 photographs showing the T.P.O mail transfer apparatus in operation (12, all handstamped at the G.P.O Engineering Dept) and a printed diagram of T.P.O workings. £100-120 |
| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 1 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 10th November 2011 | Time: | 12:30PM |
| Details: | Viewing At the Offices of Argyll Etkin Limited: Until Wednesday 2nd November - By Appointment Monday 7th November - Wednesday 9th November - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please contact Argyll Etkin for further viewing options |
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